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5 Best Motueka Tours In New Zealand

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New Zealand's 5 most popular motueka tours, in one place. What each one is actually like, who runs it, and what you will pay.

5 Best Motueka Tours In New Zealand

From Motueka: Abel Tasman Tandem Skydive Experience

From Motueka: Abel Tasman Tandem Skydive Experience - Choosing Your Jump Height: 10k vs 13k vs 16.5k vs 18k

1.From Motueka: Abel Tasman Tandem Skydive Experience

Most Popular 4.9

Choose your sky-jump height above Abel Tasman National Park from Motueka, with a scenic flight and up to 85 seconds freefall.

“amazing view over the national park and the surrounding mountains! felt very safe during the experience! what a day! definetly a must do for adrenaline kick!!”

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16,500ft Skydive over Abel Tasman with NZ’s Most Epic Scenery

16,500ft Skydive over Abel Tasman with NZ's Most Epic Scenery - Pre-Jump Briefing and the Crew Behind Your Safety

13,000ft Skydive over Abel Tasman with NZ’s Most Epic Scenery

13,000ft Skydive over Abel Tasman with NZ's Most Epic Scenery - The Views Over Abel Tasman and Tasman Bay: What You’ll Be Looking For

3.13,000ft Skydive over Abel Tasman with NZ’s Most Epic Scenery

5.0

Tandem skydive from 13,000 feet over Abel Tasman and Tasman Bay from Motueka, with optional pickup and beginner-friendly guidance.

“Abel Tasman was my second time skydiving. It was incredible! Everyone was so kind and enthusiastic. Hamisch was my tandem and he was very communicative, personable and fun. The scenery was breathtakingly beautiful. I highly recommend!”

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10,000ft Skydive over Abel Tasman with NZ’s Most Epic Scenery

10,000ft Skydive over Abel Tasman with NZ's Most Epic Scenery - Abel Tasman scenery from above: what you’re really looking at

Anchorage Walk and Sail

Anchorage Walk and Sail - Morning Freedom Walk to Anchorage Bay (No Guide, Just You)

5.Anchorage Walk and Sail

4.5

Freedom walk the Abel Tasman Coastal Track to Anchorage Bay, then a 3-hour catamaran sail to Kaiteriteri with skipper stories.

“Catamaran and tripulation were fine. But too many people onboard and walking around, so not much options where to sit/stay. Trip itself was quite boring. A bit of music or any kind of animation would improve the experience.”

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